Don't get ripped off with the price of tobacco jars.

seamusjft · Dec 20, 2012

Unless of course you like paying over the odds lol

I have just sourced some very nice glass jars with air tight locks for £1.99 each. I'd say they will easily hold 500grams and they the sort used for pickles.

I'm not sure if site rules allow me to share the shop name. If someone could enlighten me? Or pm me. UK purchase btw.

markw4mms · Dec 20, 2012

I just use mason jars... nice and cheap, and airtight.

baronsamedi · Dec 20, 2012

+1 on the mason jars. Here is the states you can get bail top jars at wal mart or target for cheap, too.

taerin · Dec 20, 2012

Your jars are significantly more expensive than Ball Mason jars (which we use), also the issue is you can not advertise here without being a sponsor. You can talk about items on sites that you have no connection to if you just happen to like the product or site.

flyguy · Dec 21, 2012

Markw4mms wrote:"I just use mason jars... nice and cheap, and airtight. "
I agree. I used these for cellared stuff. I like to use the little 2oz jars for gifts and when I go on the road as they keep my tobacco fresh, unlike pouches. For my opened bulk I use those stoppered glass jars from Walmart with a couple of tobacco humidifiers soaked in distilled water sitting on top. I think mason jars would work better but they aren't as decorative.

madmurdoc · Dec 21, 2012

+1 Mason jars, especially since I have a bunch, pros to living on a pseudo-farm.

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